Writing Part I
The idea of family has changed a lot over the last few decades, and it can mean a lot of different things for every person in this day and age. You have read an interesting article in an online magazine, about the changes it went through. Share your thoughts and write an opinion (in about 200 words), include the following points:
What are the main differences between the way we consider families now and in the past?
What do you consider a non-conservative family? Why?
What does family mean to you?
Despite of what you’ve heard in the media lately, what is your personal opinion? What would you consider best for your future self? Why?

Writing Part II
An English-speaking friend recently told you that he considers moving abroad to gain more experience and learn to live independently. He/she wants to know your opinion on the topic. Write your friend an email (around 200 words), including the following points:
 How common is moving abroad in your country among young people?
If you would consider moving, what would be your purpose? Would you leave permanently?
Where would you go? Why?
Do you consider volunteering in a different country, a fruitful pursuit? Why?

• Family is a concept of happiness, family is love.
• Without family most people feel lost in the world. It`s almost like walking on the ice: you can never relax, because you don’t have the comfort of solid ground.
• For me, a family is an honest, safe community, where I can be myself, without being judged or ashamed. A nice word, a loving hug, or just a tap on the shoulder can give you enough strength, to fight for everything you love.
• My family means everything to me. It provides me both physical and mental needs.
• For me, family doesn’t just mean, the relation between a man and a woman. To me, family means a safe space, where members trust each other and are honest with one-another. Family means love, unconditional support and a sense of home.
• I believe that people can form traditional families if they have the right parental example. A person that lived in conservative household will probably create one too.
• I generally agree with the changes families are going through, although I imagine a traditional future for myself.
• One thing I know for sure, is that in this day and age I am considered as a conservative in the matter of families, and reflecting this my plans are simple. I just want to find that girl, that I can happily live my life with.
• • If I were to move, I would move to a capital of any country... My plans of becoming a translator, or anything related to foreign languages could be so easily achieved, if I would move to another country with far more opportunities.
  • A lot of young people move away, to a different countries, with the same will: the will of learning and to live on your own.
  • If I were in your shoes, I`d probably move somewhere I can easily get around, know a few people, or I can just get a job.
  • In fact I`m also considering moving abroad. I want to do so to learn about a different culture…I wouldn’t leave permanently, though. After I earn enough money, I plan to come back to be of help. I could create a school that has a lot of practical examples, which can even means going on trips. They are really good for learning fast and making people gain interest in something.
  • I think it`s perfectly right, to want to move abroad, but it`s also a difficult choice. Moving to a different country, can be hard in many ways: financially, socially, mentally… of course, it`s an excellent way of learning independently, to get on your own feet.
  • If I had to move, I`d definitely also move for money, but that’s not all. I`d like to learn new languages and there`s no better way to do that than when you`re surrounded with people speaking that language. I`d not leave permanently, though. I love coziness of may little village way more.